83 Public Health Bachelors in United Kingdom

Bachelor in Radiotherapy and Oncology

Radiotherapy is the use of X-rays and other ionising radiations to treat patients who are mainly suffering from cancer.

Bachelor in Complementary Therapy L3

Scientific and medical opinion is increasingly open to the idea of the range of forms of therapy and treatment constituting a body. Complementary Medicine provides a valuable and effective addition and/or alternative to Western ‘scientific’ medicine.

Bachelor in Diploma in Health and Social Care L3

Health Care Assistants, also known as nursing assistants and nursing auxiliaries, help other health care professionals with the day-to-day duties surrounding patient care.

Bachelor in BTEC HND in Health and Social Care

The BTEC (Business Technology Engineering Council) HND (Higher National Diploma) is a specialist vocational programme with a strong work related emphasis. The qualification provides a thorough grounding in the key concepts and practical skills required in the sector with national recognition by employers allowing progression directly into employment or to degrees.

Bachelor in Health and Wellbeing

This degree enables students to develop in-depth knowledge of promotion of health and wellbeing. Students gain specialist knowledge, methods and skills in health and wellbeing and will learn how to develop health promotion strategies representing local, national and global needs.

Bachelor in Extended Postgraduate Diploma in Leadership and Management in the Health and Social Care Sector Level 7

This programme is designed for graduates or experienced managers who wish to further develop their career in management. The programme covers a wide range of contemporary issues and develops the critical, analytical and technical skills needed by senior management staff. The programme will also develop the academic skills required for further study at postgraduate level.

Bachelor in Nutrition and Human Health

This exciting degree course examines nutrition and health of the human body, explores the causes and physiology of disease, and considers ways in which human health can be improved.

Bachelor in Higher Prof. Dip in Health and Well-Being L4

This course is accredited by QCA (Qualification and Curriculum Authority) at Level 4 on the Qualification and Credit Framework. It's a module- based course comprising of 11 units equating to a total number of 120 credits towards the 2nd year of Foundation/Honours Degree or 2nd year in Diploma in Nursing.

Bachelor in Diploma in Dental Nursing L3

A Dental Nurse is a dental care professional who supports other oral health members across the full range of dental treatment. The Qualification is aimed at training dental nurses working in a variety of general dental practice settings, dental hospitals and the community dental practice.

Bachelor in Mental Health Nursing

University Campus Suffolk

Contemporary nursing practice is based upon sound theoretical foundations based in the life sciences, knowledge of interpersonal working, problem solving and ethical reasoning.

Bachelor in Life Sciences with a Modern Language

The University of Manchester

This degree programme is designed for students who are committed to Life Sciences but have not yet decided on the area in which you want to specialise, enabling them to make that decision from a position of greater knowledge at the end of their first year. The combination of modules taken in the first year enables students to transfer to most of the degree programmes within the Faculty of Life Sciences. The third year of this four year programme is the language placement year, during which students complete a project in a research institution in a country that speaks their chosen language. It is possible to study this programme with French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German or Japanese.

Bachelor in Specialist Community Public Health Nursing

Brunel University

This course is designed for those with initial nurse registration who wish to become community specialist practitioners in one of a range of areas. There are three pathways within the course which allow you to focus on a particular area of interest: Health Visiting, Occupational Health Nursing and School Nursing.